This is a quasi-convenience store, quasi-fast food place. I can only speak for the turkey…read moresandwiches. You go to the cash in the store part to order food and pay. There are a couple of tables in an eating area but no table side service. You order, pay, given a number and then proceed to wicket where your number is called and you take your food and go. Turkey is cooked in shop as is the bread. I opted for turkey sandwich (with dressing) and cran-mayo on white bread. Simple and delcious. They offer burgers, fries and the ever popular fries, dressing and gravy. Reasonably priced and tasty. Nothing fancy here but that doesn't matter.

Wow, this place is a hidden secret…read more What appears to be a convenience store on the outside is also a fantastic breakfast and lunch place that does sandwiches on fresh bread and also has dishes such as hot turkey or hot roast beef. My work colleague had mentioned to me that this place is famous for their Breen's famous turkey sandwiches. I was somewhat intrigued to see what this was all about! So I ordered the famous turkey with a pea soup $9.99. You had a choice of cranberry mayo or regular mayo. You pick up your meal from a sliding window that's hilarious (like a prison window). The sandwich came out as a heaping serving of real turkey with stuffing and mayo. The soup was really delicious also. Very thick purée of pea soup in a ham broth with a slightly sweet turnip tasting thick consistency. Overall it was amazing! There is a small area to eat in but fills up very quickly at lunch. The somewhat lack of restaurants in St John's means this place is pretty busy! Come get a Turkey Sandy, you won't be disappointed!

Good selection of beer, and a lot of Covered Bridge Chips. You can only get those out west at…read moreWinners! Good old Needs, it is what it is

This store is really bad. I tried to return three dozen empty beer bottles. I followed all the new…read morerules, no litter, flaps down, etc. I was informed that bottles were only accepted equal to the number being purchased. All the beer was originallly purchased from this store. My advice, avoid dealing with these people. R

As far as we could tell (or find), the Port Rexton Value Grocer was the closest place from Trinity…read moreto buy a bottle of wine. At our Hotel, we both like to hang out in our room in the evening over a glass of our favorite adult beverage. By the signage, it looks like separate sectioned "State" stores are allowed within a grocery store proper. I didn't expect much considering the "funky" exterior appearance of this Market, but the wine selection was actually pretty good. Ditto with the grocery part of the store.

What an expensive rip-off store to even shop at. Not friendly at all especially with that nasty…read morecrooked woman with a horrible stinky attitude who's always there during the week. She's the reason why I go to the gas station next by instead for friendlier services. They usually treat me like I'm a robber with the stupid useless mask on thanks to the pathetic joke of the useless government. There's more bread itself than the meats inside of their submarines for goodness sake. Everything that you can buy in there is way cheaper in grocery stores somewhere else. Their prices on everything are very overpriced. Like we are not paying ridiculously high taxes enough already.